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  1. @tanghaibao just joking, but i do prefer "syntelog" because it cracks me up.
  2. dr. @tanghaibao congrats on the phd, and the paper http://bit.ly/7wH1HU but next time, please use the word "syntelog"
  3. RT @jermth: RT @gingi0: The climate change debate, visualized. http://bit.ly/5EFCg6 /by @infobeautiful #infographics #datavis
  4. released latest pyfasta: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyfasta/ using nose test generator functions to get > 99% coverage #genomics #tdd
  5. cool: http://github.com/paulsmith/geonode #geos wrapper in javascript ( node.js / #v8 )
  6. RT @jermth: RT @dgmacarthur, @nanopore: Total DNA sequence output to 2004 is now produced, globally, every 16 minutes. #bioinformaticsco ...
  7. back from vacation. wading through email and trying to get back in work mode.
  8. heading to the galapagos/ecuador. gonna ride some turtles or eat some finches or something. #vacation.
  9. added custom backends and CLI for in pyfasta: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyfasta/ next version: better support for short reads.
  10. having good tests even on small project makes big refactorings a lot simpler.
  11. been hacking on my pet project: #python access to tokyo cabinet table database via #cython . http://github.com/brentp/tctable/
  12. @kueda that's really cool! simple and effective.
  13. found a somewhat pythonic wrapper for tokyocabinet tables: http://bit.ly/4e7irV the one in tc on pypi has very little sugar.
  14. @sgillies traffic on I-70!? surely you jest. try driving in cali.
  15. useful bash alias: alias doctest="nosetests --with-doctest --doctest-extension=.txt" \ allows testing single files with: doctest afile.py
  16. using #matplotlib axes_grid toolkit to play with some data http://syntelog.com/t/methylation.png
  17. video of lightning talks on #python in science followed by guido q & a: http://bit.ly/nFOb9 the copperhead project seems very interesting
  18. @howardbutler i vote that you keep gdalbook.org and start it going.
  19. gave one of many lightning talks at #py4science on genomics with pyfasta, rtree, genometools. then @gvanrossum fielded questions on #python
  20. reproducible genomics research!? (uses python-based galaxy project to analyze "windshield splatter") http://bit.ly/1yorGU